Enigma film splits codebreakers Enigma tries to recreate events at Bletchley Park By arts correspondent Rebecca Jones It may have taken longer to make than it took to win World War II, but a new film ...

A Polish documentary called "Enigma .. we have news" reveals fresh facts about the Enigma machine that Nazi Germany used to encode military and trade communications during World War II.

Enigma Review At the height of World War II, mathematical genius Jericho returns to the Bletchley Park code-cracking base after a nervous breakdown following an ill-fated romance.

A stirring World War II period drama is available to stream for free on BBC – and viewers are already flocking to revisit its emotional depth and historical impact. The Imitation Game (2014), starring ...

Inaccuracies weaken “The Imitation Game,” an otherwise enjoyable film about Alan Turing breaking the Enigma code during World War II.

The Enigma code-breaking The film stretches credulity by having the MI6 chief on hand a great deal, to offer cynical comments and instructions: this is Stewart Menzies, played urbanely by Mark ...

Rolling Stone Mick Jagger has bought the film rights to “Enigma,” a bestselling book about breaking secret Nazi wartime codes. The deal was struck last week for $650,000, and a film wil… ...

The historical accuracy of Mick Jagger's film, Enigma, is well-documented. The Bletchley Park codebreakers really were blacked out and this really did lead to multiple sinkings of Allied ships in ...